Mike Starr

In this photo, Mike Starr can be seen playing his signature model of Spector Bass' Euro4LX. On this page of Spector Bass' website, Mike Starr's model of the Spector Euro4LX bass is detailed.

Throughout the video we can see Mike playing his sunburst Spector NS-2. He also owned a black one.

At 0:38 and numerous other times throughout the video for 'Would?' we can see mike playing his Spector Euro 4-LX in white. His signature model would later be based off this bass after his death.

In the images, Mike can be seen playing a black Fender Precision Bass.

The amp used on his AiC records.

"in case anyone is interested, i got an email from Evan Sheeley from bass northwest in Seattle, he worked with alice in chains on facelift and dirt. He says " I did work with Mike Starr and Alice In Chains on their first two studio albums. The tone you hear was from a Spector NS-2 bass, Ampeg SVT-II amp head, SVT-810E cabinet and on the Dirt album I also used an ART SGX Nightbass in addition to the miked up cabinet and direct box.

Right from the guy who was there!"

"in case anyone is interested, i got an email from Evan Sheeley from bass northwest in Seattle, he worked with alice in chains on facelift and dirt. He says " I did work with Mike Starr and Alice In Chains on their first two studio albums. The tone you hear was from a Spector NS-2 bass, Ampeg SVT-II amp head, SVT-810E cabinet and on the Dirt album I also used an ART SGX Nightbass in addition to the miked up cabinet and direct box.

Right from the guy who was there!"

Here we can see Mike with a Rickenbacker 4080. This is probably just a promo shot though.